Almost every great movie begins with a great Screenplay. Join http://www.WatchMojo.com as we count down our picks for the Top 10 Best Original Screenplay Oscar Winners.

A lot can change at the last minute. Welcome to MsMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the major Screenplay revisions that totally changed the movie.

Afternoon Walk of Shame from the album "Heaven On A Branch" by The Van Allen Belt. Co-directed, shot, and edited by Scott Taylor and Tamar Kamin Screenplay by Tamar Kamin Lighting by Scott Taylor Music by Benjamin Ferris Players (in order of appearance) Benjamin Ferris - Raskolnikov Rebecca Altes - pawnbroker Aliona Ivanova Stephanie Thompson - Sonia Michael W. Kamin - Luzhin Victoria Plume - Katherine Ivanova Jacob Harver - Marmaledov Jerry Grcevich - musician in bar Jackson O’Conell Barlow - Svidrigailov Scott Taylor - Porfiry Tamar Kamin - Dunia Dave Mansueto - horse-beating peasant Erin McAuley - laughing mad-woman Aidan McAuley - young Raskolnikov Tom Altes - old blind man at funeral feast Philip Lowe - greasy clerk at funeral feast Chris Colpo - drunken quartermaster at funeral feast Victor Venable - funeral feast attendant Sheldon Cotten - funeral feast attendant Steve Grygo - funeral feast attendant Madeleine Campbell - landlady Amalia Ivanova Jayelle Cumberledge - crowd member Katie New - crowd member Bill Di Batista – crowd member Bari Kramer – crowd member Mike Loy – crowd member Carly DiPaolo – crowd member Raphael Cardamone – crowd member Some of the spaces and the props were graciously offered by these amazing local Pittsburgh businesses: Zenith: http://zenithpgh.com/ Carmella’s: http://carmellasplatesandpints.com/ Arsenal Cider House: http://arsenalciderhouse.com/ Special thanks to all of the friends and family members who shared their spaces, items, time, and love for this project. Connect with The Van Allen Belt: https://soundmojo.fanlink.to/thevanallenbelt Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thevanallenbelt/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheVanAllenBelt Web: https://thevanallenbelt.com/ Connect with SoundMojo: Submit to SoundMojo: https://www.wmojo.com/soundmojo Subscribe to SoundMojo https://www.youtube.com/soundmojo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soundmojo.official Twitter:https://twitter.com/soundmojo Spotify: https://soundmojo.fanlink.to/spotify TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@soundmojo #soundmojo #soundmojoartist #thevanallenbelt

Sure, we love a good explosion as much as the next person, but what is a movie without a good script? For this list, we’re looking at movie dialogue that brilliantly developed character, advanced the plot, gave light to theme, or did all three at the same time, with a style or flare that had us hooked. From modern masterpieces like "Pulp Fiction", "The Social Network", and "There Will Be Blood" to revered classics like "The Godfather", "Glengarry Glen Ross" and "The Big Lebowski", these movies proved that sometimes a few good words is all you need to hook audiences in.

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A list of the top 10 most influential and important British people in the making of the Marvel Cinematic Universe

Maybe you saw it coming, maybe you didn't, either way it was an unwelcome turn in the story that nearly ruined the entire movie! WatchMojo presents our second list of the Top 10 Worst Movie Plot Twists. But what will take the top spot on our list? Will it be from "The Happening", "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull", or "High Tension"? Watch to find out!

On this episode of Troped, we'll be looking at the Final Girl archetype, its origins, and the most popular examples of it in pop culture.

On this episode of WatchMojo's Troped, we take a look at the history and most iconic examples of the cool gangster in movies.

Struggling to figure out how to win your Oscar pool? We’ve got you covered. Welcome to the CineFiles! A weekly show where we zoom in on the most buzz-worthy news Hollywood and the indie scene has to offer. For this week’s episode, we’re covering a few of the major awards to give you that edge when making those Oscar picks.

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them makes it's film premiere, but for all you Harry Potter fans to don't know much about the new J.K. Rowling created film, here are 10 amazing facts that you need to know before seeing the movie. WatchMojo presents it's top 10 most facts about Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them! What is this new American 1926 setting? What is the Swooping Evil? How does this tie in with the storied Harry Potter series? Watch to find out!